- also
known as Maclou, Maloù or Mac'h Low, or in
Latin as
Maclovius or
Machutus, c. 27
March 520 – 15
November 621) was a
Welsh mid-sixth
century founder...
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previously a
destination for pilgrimage,
because Machutus parish possessed some
relics of its
patron Machutus, who is also
known as Machuut.
People came to...
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Grattan (1910). "St.
Machutus". In Herbermann,
Charles (ed.).
Catholic Encyclopedia. Vol. 9. New York:
Robert Appleton Company. "St.
Machutus" .
Dictionary of...
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means "Enclosure (meaning a
walled area, like a
monastery or fort) of St
Machutus". The
saint was born in
Wales and may
originally have been
known as "Mahagw"...
- Irelandseye.com.
Accessed 29
September 2022. Grattan-Flood, William. "St.
Machutus." The
Catholic Encyclopedia Vol. 9. New York:
Robert Appleton Company,...
- Covenanters' graves, in the
graveyard of St
Machutus's Church, Wigtown. The re****bent
stone in the
foreground is the
grave of
Margaret Willson, and, behind...
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Italy dedicated to the 7th
century Breton saint Malo (Latin:
Maclovius or
Machutus,
hence the
vulgarized Macuto).
First recorded in 1192, the
church of San...
- Saint-Gouéno (Côtes d'Armor) "Le Pas de
Saint Malo" or
footprint of
Saint (
Machutus)
which is in fact the
footprint of his
horse at Saint-Malo-de-Guersac (Loire-Atlantique)...
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Ferns Mallonius 4th
century Rouen 22
October Saint Malo or
Machudd or
Machutus 5th
century 15
November (trad.)
Disciple of
Saint Aaron Mannacus 6th century...
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Second Edition, 1908,
Cornwall Sheet L080. S.E.
Catholic Encyclopedia: St.
Machutus St. Malo –
Catholic Online Harvey,
Edmund George;
Dictionary of National...
